You were having a problem with your computer. A coworker fixed it for you. You're really grateful because the problem was very frustrating. You say:
Thank you so much. I was at my wits' end trying to figure that out!
You're riding home from a concert with a friend. She looks really sleepy. You want to warn her not to go to sleep, so you say this.
You look like you're about to nod off.
You just saw a horror movie with a friend. You're talking about parts of the movie that scared you. You say:
That look she gave him sent chills up my spine.
facial expressions, fear, idioms, movie, 日本語サポート 
Your daughter is trying to tell you something, but she seems nervous. She's hesitating, but you're in a hurry. You tell her:
Come on, spit it out.
annoyed, children (talking to), hurried, idioms, kids 
You want to talk to one of your coworkers. You go to talk to him, but he's not at his desk. You ask another coworker to give him a message:
Can you tell him to swing by my office when he gets a chance?
You're talking with a friend about an upcoming election. You think that one of the candidates is a lot more popular than the others. You say:
I predict that she'll win by a landslide.
election, idioms, prediction, will 
You're bowling with some friends. You're playing really well and just got your third strike in a row. You're excited, so you say:
I'm on a roll! No pun intended.
You're considering getting a tattoo. You're not sure exactly what you want to get, but you have some ideas. A friend asks you what tattoo you want, and you say:
I was thinking a shark or something along those lines.
choices, idioms, tattoo, uncertainty 
Your old music player broke. You tried to fix it, but you weren't able to after trying for 30 minutes. Now you're throwing it away. You think:
Ah well... I gave it my best shot.
Your brother's car ran out of gas, so he called you to ask if you'd come pick him up. You're annoyed, so you say:
You're a real pain in the neck, you know?
